North Dakota
Economic Impact Study
2022
WineAmerica, the National Association of American Wineries in Washington, commissioned a 2022 National Economic Impact Study of the Wine Industry by John Dunham & Associates. The study shows that the North Dakota wine industry generated over $490 million for the American economy in 2022. Since all 50 states produce and consume wine, the study includes detailed data for each state. Below is the information for North Dakota.
North Dakota Wine Industry Highlights
Total
Output
The wine industry generates close to $490.94 million in total economic activity in the state of North Dakota, dramatically illustrating that wine is the ultimate value-added beverage. The broader economic impact flows throughout the state, generating business for firms seemingly unrelated to the wine industry. Real people, with real jobs, working in industries as varied as farming, banking, accounting, manufacturing, packaging, transportation, printing, and advertising depend on the wine industry for their livelihoods.
State
Reach
The North Dakota wine industry includes a total of 12 wine producers¹ as well as 4 acres of vineyards.²
Job
Creation
The North Dakota wine industry directly employs as many as 2,575 people, and generates an additional 625 jobs in supplier and ancillary industries which supply goods and services to the industry, and whose sales depend on the wine industry’s economic activity. Ultimately, 4,090 jobs are created and supported by the wine industry.
Wage
Generation
The North Dakota wine industry provides good jobs, paying an average of $37,500 in annual wages and benefits. The total wages generated by direct, indirect, and induced economic activity driven by the wine industry are $153.29 million.
Tourist
Activity
The North Dakota wine industry is a major magnet for tourists and tourism-driven expenses. North Dakota’s “wine country” regions generates 1600 tourist visits and $541,500 in annual tourism expenditures, benefiting local economies and tax bases.
Tax
Revenue
The North Dakota wine industry generates sizeable tax revenues on the local, state, and national levels. In 2022, the industry will pay nearly $64,200 in state and local taxes, and $56,800 in federal taxes for a total of $121,000. In addition, the industry generates approximately $1.50 million federal consumption taxes and $16.43 million in state consumption taxes which include excise and sales taxes.
1 – Throughout this study, the winery count refers to the number of winery facilities. A single winery may have multiple facilities throughout the state or country. Each of these facilities is included in the winery count.
2 – Vineyard acres refers only to independent farms not owned by wineries, which are counted under “Winery.”
Economic Impact of the North Dakota Wine Industry in 2022
Direct Economic Impact | Jobs | Wages | Output |
Winery-1 | 53 | $ 934,200 | $ 13,486,400 |
Vineyard-2 | 4 | $ 83,300 | $ 385,500 |
Wholesale | 81 | $ 7,267,400 | $ 22,853,500 |
Retail | 2,428 | $ 62,124,500 | $ 151,158,300 |
Association | 1 | $ 64,800 | $ 188,600 |
Research and Education | 1 | $ 72,900 | $ 196,300 |
Tourism | 7 | $ 161,100 | $ 411,600 |
Total Direct Impact | 2,575 | $ 70,708,200 | $ 188,680,200 |
Supplier Impact | Jobs | Wages | Output |
Agriculture | 85 | $ 3,275,300 | $ 17,775,300 |
Business and Personal Services | 184 | $ 12,339,000 | $ 24,042,000 |
Construction Jobs | 6 | $ 346,300 | $ 1,248,300 |
Finance, Insurance and Real Estate | 115 | $ 4,798,500 | $ 25,169,600 |
Government | 16 | $ 1,334,300 | $ 3,101,900 |
Manufacturing | 38 | $ 2,920,300 | $ 20,790,000 |
Mining | 14 | $ 1,536,400 | $ 10,711,000 |
Other | - | $ - | $ - |
Retailing | 13 | $ 480,700 | $ 1,306,800 |
Transportation and Communication | 79 | $ 6,568,900 | $ 25,138,200 |
Travel and Entertainment | 43 | $ 1,037,600 | $ 2,353,900 |
Wholesaling | 32 | $ 2,608,300 | $ 8,215,000 |
Total Supplier Impact | 625 | $ 37,245,600 | $ 139,852,000 |
Induced Economic Impact | Jobs | Wages | Output |
Agriculture | 78 | $ 3,660,900 | $ 18,604,100 |
Business and Personal Services | 320 | $ 18,079,800 | $ 34,725,100 |
Construction | 6 | $ 323,100 | $ 1,195,600 |
Finance, Insurance and Real Estate | 117 | $ 5,878,300 | $ 38,116,100 |
Government | 10 | $ 797,300 | $ 2,415,100 |
Manufacturing | 34 | $ 2,578,900 | $ 20,384,200 |
Mining | 8 | $ 858,800 | $ 7,291,000 |
Other | 22 | $ 882,400 | $ 1,310,400 |
Retailing | 105 | $ 3,469,800 | $ 9,402,200 |
Transportation and Communication | 53 | $ 4,154,700 | $ 14,956,000 |
Travel and Entertainment | 114 | $ 2,764,000 | $ 7,323,900 |
Wholesaling | 23 | $ 1,888,600 | $ 6,683,600 |
Total Induced Economic Impact | 890 | $ 45,336,600 | $ 162,407,300 |
Total Economic Impact | |||
Total Jobs | 4,090 | ||
Total Wages | $ 153,290,400 | ||
Total Output | $ 490,939,500 | ||
Tourism Impact | |||
Visits | 1,596 | ||
Tourists | 485 | ||
Spending | $541,500 | ||
Grape and Wine Production | |||
Winery Count | 12 | ||
Vineyard Acres | 4 | ||
Taxes | |||
Federal Excise Taxes | $ 1,499,200 | ||
State Excise Taxes | $ 860,900 | ||
Sales Tax | $ 15,572,000 | ||
Control State Markups | $ - | ||
Other Taxes | $ - | ||
Total Consumption Taxes | $ 17,932,100 | ||
Federal Consumption Taxes | $ 1,499,200 | ||
State Consumption Taxes | $ 16,432,900 | ||
Federal Business Taxes | $ 56,800 | ||
State Business Taxes | $ 64,200 | ||
Total Business Taxes | $ 121,000 | ||
Total Federal Business and Consumption Taxes | $ 1,556,000 | ||
Total State Business and Consumption Taxes | $ 16,497,100 | ||
Total Federal and State Business and Consumption Taxes | $ 18,053,100 |